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Sharp asymptotics for Einstein-$λ$-dust flows

We consider the Einstein-dust equations with positive cosmological constant $λ$ on manifolds with time slices diffeomorphic to an orientable, compact 3-manifold $S$. It is shown that the set of standard Cauchy data for the Einstein-$λ$-dust equations on $S$ contains an open (in terms of suitable Sobolev norms) subset of data that develop into solutions which admit at future time-like infinity a space-like conformal boundary ${\cal J}^+$ that is $C^{\infty}$ if the data are of class $C^{\infty}$ and of correspondingly lower smoothness otherwise. As a particular case follows a strong stability result for FLRW solutions. The solutions can conveniently be characterized in terms of their asymptotic end data induced on ${\cal J}^+$, only a linear equation must be solved to construct such data. In the case where the energy density $\hatρ$ is everywhere positive such data can be constructed without solving any differential equation at all.

preprint2016arXivOpen access

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